With the launch of a Windows desktop application, OpenAI has officially expanded its ecosystem for its flagship AI software development platform, the popular chatbot, ChatGPT Codex. This much-anticipated release,

Early last year, after Anthropic released a preview of its coding tool, Claude Code, OpenAI realized it had allowed the then-smaller AI rival to surpass it in coding. Around that time, OpenAI threw resources behind a new dedicated team that would focus specifically on developing AI tools for

Anthropic's Claude Code for VS Code has surpassed OpenAI's Codex extension in Visual Studio Code Marketplace installs and review volume despite launching later. OpenAI positions Codex as an IDE pairing tool plus a way to delegate larger coding tasks to the ...

Codex’s new plugin collection is rounded out by two extensions for salespeople and data science teams. Both can automate data analysis tasks such as analyzing customer records for sales signals. The data science plugin includes a broader set of integrations with third-party analytics tools such as Tableau.

The Computer Use feature of Codex is now on Windows 11, letting the AI control apps, test code, and manage workflows on your PC.

Foyer uses personal OpenAI and Anthropic accounts to reduce AI costs, with execs saying they save $30k monthly versus enterprise plans.

The incident highlights how attackers can hide malicious code in software packages that differ from the source code available for review.